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We’re excited to share that SightGlass Vision’s DOT™ spectacle lenses have been named a finalist in the Lens Award category at the 2026 Optician Magazine Awards. Seeing DOT lenses recognized alongside other innovations shaping the optical industry is a meaningful achievement and reflects our commitment to advancing myopia management with innovative solutions using contrast management. Congratulations to all of this year’s finalists, including our friends at Feltham Eyecare Centre, who are nominated for three awards, including the Myopia Management Award! 👏. See the full list here: https://lnkd.in/eshp_R9Y Will you be at the Optician Awards Ceremony on December 11? Come say hello to the SightGlass Vision team. #OpticianAwards #MyopiaManagement #DOTLenses #ContrastManagement Andrew Sedgwick Mark Halling David Webley Fabio Carta Mohamed Ayyaz Kasmani

In a recent trial, no measurable differences in speed, reaction time or spatial navigation between the DOT lens group and the single-vision control group, confirming that children move naturally while wearing the lenses.¹ At the American Academy Of Optometry 2026 Annual Meeting, David Webley, Senior Director, Clinical, Medical and Professional Affairs at SightGlass Vision, and Jennifer S. Hill, BS, NCLEC, Associate Director of Clinical Affairs at SightGlass Vision spoke with Review of Myopia Management about the latest research and what it means for the visual experience, patient selection and real-world use of DOT lenses. Read the full interview from Review of Myopia Management to explore the latest findings and how they can give eye care professionals added confidence when prescribing DOT lenses: https://lnkd.in/ek-kgiF4 #Academy2026 #ContrastManagement #DOTLenses #MyopiaControl #ControlTheContrast Andrew Sedgwick Mark Halling Fabio Carta

It was a busy few days for the SightGlass Vision team at the American Academy Of Optometry’s Annual Meeting. Our team shared new research on children’s experiences with DOT™ spectacle lenses, educated eye care professionals from around the world, and took part in meaningful conversations about the future of myopia management. Learn more about our new research in Healio's interview with David Webley: https://lnkd.in/ekYfX9si #AAO2026 #DOTLenses #MyopiaManagement Andrew Sedgwick Mark Halling Fabio Carta

What can we learn by looking beyond efficacy to children’s experiences with myopia control spectacle lenses? That’s one of the questions we’re bringing to the American Academy Of Optometry’s Annual meeting in Anaheim, California. New, exciting research being presented at AAO takes a closer look at how children wearing DOT™ spectacle lenses see, move and interact with their eyewear. From reading and gaming to walking and cycling, children wearing DOT™ lenses demonstrated viewing behaviors and performance comparable to those wearing standard single-vision lenses, along with high quality of vision and strong satisfaction with the lenses. If you’re attending AAO, stop by to see SightGlass Vision’s poster presentations to learn more about the research and how these findings contribute to the growing body of evidence behind DOT lenses: https://lnkd.in/gn6vq_ee #DOTLenses #MyopiaControl #ContrastManagement Andrew Sedgwick Mark Halling David Webley Fabio Carta Review of Myopia Management

It’s time to celebrate! Over two million children have now worn DOT™ spectacle lenses for myopia control, less than a year after the lenses crossed the one million wearer mark.*¹ This achievement reflects the growing trust in DOT lenses' contrast management approach to helping slow myopia progression in children. Every milestone is made possible by the eye care professionals, partners, families, and teams who continue to support DOT lenses. Hit the "celebrate👏" button to join us in recognizing this achievement, and don’t forget to read about the efforts that made this level of impact possible: https://lnkd.in/gjYNv6qG #Milestone #DOTLenses #MyopiaAwareness #MyopiaManagement #ControlTheContrast Andrew Sedgwick Mark Halling David Webley Fabio Carta Review of Myopia Management

Could myopia management treatment approaches affect astigmatism development? It's a question we are getting asked more frequently by ECPs who use myopia control interventions. On a recent episode of the Myopia Mindset Podcast, optometrists Andrew Brauer and Cary Herzberg discussed some of the most important myopia management stories so far this year. Among them: data presented at the Netherlands Contact Lens Congress (NCC) 2026 that found no link between wearing DOT™ spectacle lenses and increased astigmatism development in children.¹ Listen to the podcast to hear more about the findings and what they may mean for myopia management in practice: https://lnkd.in/eFxdH-HY #MyopiaManagement #MyopiaControl #PediatricOptometry #VisionCare #Myopia Andrew Sedgwick Mark Halling David Webley Fabio Carta